Best Western Plus Edmonton Airport Hotel
3 AAA hotel in Leduc

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Check-In: from 4:00 PM

Check-Out: within 11:00 AM

Services

On premises:

• 100% smoke-free hotel
• Restaurant on-site, Barney's Pub & Grill
• Complimentary full breakfast, choice of breads, cereal, fruit, hot eggs, hot breakfast meat, other hot items, yogurt, juice, and coffee.
  
  
• Cocktail lounge, Barney's Pub & Grill
• Indoor pool Heated
• Hot tub,
• Exercise facility, open from 5 a.m.
  
  to 11 p.m., free
• Weight lifting equipment
• Universal gym
• Stationary bike
• Treadmill
• Elevator
• Interior corridors
• 24-hour front desk
• Laundromat, located in the parking lot directly north of the hotel, near the entrance to Barney's Pub & Grill.
  
  
• Late check out
• Children's activities
• Cable or satellite television
• Free wireless internet access available in public areas and all guest rooms
• Business center
• Fax services
• Fax machine
• Photocopy services
• Audio/visual equipment and services
• Conference services
• Shipping
• Mail services
• Meeting facilities.
  
  Denham Meeting Room - 870 square feet, Explorer A - 950 square feet and Explorer B - 950 square feet
• Banquet facilities.
  
  Denham Meeting Room - 870 square feet, Explorer A - 950 square feet and Explorer B - 950 square feet
• Conference facilities.
  
  Denham Meeting Room - 870 square feet, Explorer A - 950 square feet and Explorer B - 950 square feet
• Catering
• Equipment rental
• Ballroom.
  
  Explorer Ballroom - 1,900 square feet
• Convenience store/Sundry
• Parking for the physically challenged, 24 hours, free, no Stay, Sleep and Go available.
  
  
• Cold weather hook-ups
• Ice/vending machines
• Airport car, 24 hours.
  
  Airport shuttle only departs hotel at 0025 and 0055 past every hour.
  
  It must be reserved in advance.
  
  Coming from the airport, once you have collected your bags, please proceed to Door 9 where you will find a courtesy phone to contact the hotel.
  
  
• Free parking
• Outdoor parking, 24 hours, free, fee for Stay, Sleep and Go.
  
  
• Electric vehicle charging station available
• Truck/RV parking, 24 hours, free, no Stay, Sleep and Go available.
  
  
• Try your hand at bar tending - The Best Western Plus® Edmonton Airport Hotel features a "Pour Your Own Beer Wall" featuring 12 rotating Alberta craft brews and two wines.
  
  You can sample a little of everything or pour yourself a pint!
• Need to escape your room? The Best Western Plus® Edmonton Airport Hotel features a variety of public spaces for work or relaxation including seating areas on every floor, a community table in our lobby lounge and a patio for warm summer afternoons.
  
  
• Photo Op! For all the selfie takers out there, the Best Western Plus® Edmonton Airport Hotel features a number of great photo ops from our pump jack to our floor to ceiling lobby fireplace to our Pour Your Own Beer Wall!
• Pokémon® Go - The Best Western Plus® Edmonton Airport Hotel features a PokeStop for all the Pokemon® Go players out there!
• Luggage storage

Nearby:

• 40 kilometer(s) from Rogers Place, spectacular, iconic and inspiring are just some of the words being used to describe the new home of the Edmonton Oilers.
  
  The vision of Rogers Place was born when Daryl Katz purchased the Oilers in 2008.
  
  At the time he stated a desire to not only find the Oilers a new home in downtown Edmonton, but to do it in a style that would transform our City and encourage further downtown development.
  
  Through his partnership with the City of Edmonton, that vision has already been realized, and now continues to expand.
  
  Rogers Place is an arena built for fans.
  
  Among its many significant features are a lower bowl of over 9,000 seats, terrific sightlines, wide concourses, leading food and beverage offerings and the latest in technology.
  
  Whether attending an Oilers game or the biggest of concerts, guests of Rogers Place will experience it all in the most dynamic of entertainment environments.
  
  
• 21 kilometer(s) from Leduc #1 Energy Discovery Centre, come and learn about Alberta’s rich oilfield history and what makes Leduc #1 “The Birth place of the modern day Oil Industry”.
  
  Discover how oil is formed, found, extracted, transported and made into the many products we all use on a day to day basis.
  
  Come on in and we will tell you the story!
• 1.2 kilometer(s) from Dr.
  
  Woods House Museum, this museum was the home of one of the first doctors in the area, Dr.
  
  Robert Woods and family.
  
  Dr.
  
  Woods practiced medicine right out of his own home in the fully restored attached medical wing.
  
  Built in 1927 for Dr.
  
  Woods, the house is a fine example of Craftsman style architecture, decorated in the Art Deco period.
  
  It charmingly illustrates an upper-middle class lifestyle from the late 1920s to the early 1940s.
  
  The museum is open Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, and Saturdays from 12pm to 4 pm during June, July and August.
  
  Starting September 1 we will be open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m.
  
  to 4 p.m.
  
  for the off season.
  
  
• 1.9 kilometer(s) from Stone Barn Garden, open year-round, the Cultural Village is located in the west end of William F.
  
  Lede Park in the area known as the 'Brown Property.' It contains the original farmhouse, a milking shed, fully landscaped gardens and the historic Stone Barn, representing the original dairy barn that stood on the same site.
  
  
• .9 kilometer(s) from Leduc Grain Elevator, built in 1978, the Alberta Wheat Pool Grain Elevator site is a prominent local and provincial landmark.
  
  It features one of the last single composite wood crib grain elevators to be built in Alberta, and the last of many built in the 20th century.
  
  Merging the traditional wood crib construction with more contemporary distribution and ventilation systems, the grain elevator has a 3,050-tonne capacity, with an attached office building and two warehouses.
  
  Located in central Leduc and maintained by the Alberta Legacy Development Society, this site is a testament to Alberta's agricultural history.
  
  
• 1.9 kilometer(s) from Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts, is a venue for concerts, theatrical performances and special events in Leduc and Leduc County.
  
  With 460 seats, the Maclab Centre hosts performances from both local artists and organizations, such as the Leduc Drama Society and the Stageworks Academy of the Performing Arts, as well as world-renowned performers.
  
  The Maclab Centre is located at the south end of the Leduc Composite High School, with an entrance from Corinthia Drive.
  
  
• 1 kilometer(s) from Leduc Cinemas, movie listings can be located on the Internet.
  
  
• 1.4 kilometer(s) from Telford Lake, is named after Robert Taylor Telford, who first settled by the lake in 1889 and is the founder of what became the City of Leduc.
  
  Telford was Leduc's first postmaster, first general merchant and first justice of the peace.
  
  He also later became Leduc's first member of the Legislative Assembly, and he served as Mayor from 1915-16.
  
  
• 29 kilometer(s) from University of Alberta Botanic Garden, formerly the Devonian Botanic Garden, is a stunning 240-acre property located in Parkland County, 15 minutes southwest of Edmonton, with cultivated gardens and plant collections, indoor showhouses, and an extensive nature trail system.
  
  Highlights of the Garden, which was established in 1959, include the Kurimoto Japanese Garden; a Tropical Showhouse with exotic butterflies; Temperate and Arid Showhouses; alpine, herb, rose, peony, lilac, lily and primula collections; Native Peoples Garden; trial beds and much more.
  
  The Garden is an award-winning visitor attraction, a research site, and home to year-round adult and children's education programming.
  
  
• 32.7 kilometer(s) from Fort Edmonton Park, every trip to creates a unique adventure.
  
  Experience dozens of vintage midway attractions and entertainment options like a captivating 4D movie, a ride on the iconic steam train, unique eating and shopping experiences, live shows, events, and more! Whether you’re a family, a couple or just looking for an entertaining way to enjoy the summer weather, every trip to Fort Edmonton Park is sure to be unforgettable.
  
  
• 36.7 kilometer(s) from Edmonton Valley Zoo, home to more than 350 animals and focused on conservation, the Edmonton Valley Zoo is one of Edmonton's premier attractions, offering fun and education for the whole family.
  
  
• 40 kilometer(s) from West Edmonton Mall, home to more than 800 stores and services including nine world-class attractions, two hotels, over 100 dining venues, the widest variety of one-of-a-kind retailers, and entertainment for all ages.
  
  Average yearly visitation is approximately 30.8 million, making West Edmonton Mall the province's number-one tourist attraction.
  
  
• 3 kilometer(s) from Leduc Common, Walmart, Rona, Tim Hortons, Winners, Subway, Fabutan, Source, M&M Meat Shops, Peavey Mart, Staples, Dollarama, Warehouse One, Reitman's, SportChek, Mark's Work Wearhouse, Payless Shoes, a hair place, a liquor store, Canadian Tire, Dairy Queen, Swiss Chalet, TD Bank, Dominoes Pizza, Ricki's Grill, and many more
• 21 kilometer(s) from South Edmonton Common, is a retail power centre located in Edmonton, Alberta.
  
  The flagship shopping complex is spread over 320 acres and contains more than 2.3 million square feet of dining, shopping and entertainment space, making it one of the largest open-air retail developments in North America.
  
  

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